The City of Stirling recognises the important role art plays in the creation of a liveable, vibrant and prosperous city. We support and advocate for Western Australian artists and are committed to a best practice approach to the development of a strong, sustainable creative economy.
Arts opportunities
Art Awards and Exhibition 2025
The 2025 City of Stirling Art Awards and Exhibition was a resounding success! We would like to thank everyone for your warm embrace of this event.
Visit the Art Awards webpage to discover the award winners and more. This biennale event will return in 2027.
The Art Awards and Exhibition 2025 were supported by Art Display Hire, Oxlades Art Supplies, Rotary Club of Karrinyup and Westfield Innaloo.
Image (left to right, back to front): Shelley Cowley, Nazila Jahangir, Soosie Jobson, Brett Leigh Dicks, Vanessa Wallace, Natalie Eastwell, Lisa Findling's sibling, Deborah Worthy-Jones, Ric Burkitt. Image captured by Ezra Elcantra Photography.
Public art expressions of interest
Are you an artist or landowner looking to create a mural in the City of Stirling?
Murals are a great way to bring colour and life to empty walls, floors, fences and utility infrastructure. They can tell stories, highlight social issues, provide commentary, create a sense of place or simply bring beauty to a location where there was none.
Throughout the year, the City works with a number of community groups and businesses to deliver murals to bring life and vibrancy to an area. Before you get started on your mural project, there are some things to consider.
Read the City’s handy Mural Guide to find out more, and reach out to the City's Public Art Officer on 9205 8555 or at art@stirling.wa.gov.au for any mural enquiries.
Image: 'Daydream Club' by Kyle Hughes-Odgers.
